Understanding Your Clariantix Reports
A practical guide to the six executive deliverables produced by every AI Trust Assessment™ — their purpose, audience, and how to put them to work.
AI Trust Score™
Purpose: a single, defensible indicator of AI Trust maturity. Audience: executives, boards, customers, regulators. Business value: a shared language for AI Trust across the enterprise. How to use it: track it over time, benchmark across business units, and reference it in board and customer conversations.
Executive Briefing™
Purpose: a concise narrative of AI Trust posture for the executive team. Audience: CEO, COO, CIO, CISO, CRO. Business value: executive alignment on AI risk and priorities. How to use it: open executive committee discussions and quarterly business reviews with it.
Board Summary™
Purpose: a board-ready summary of AI Trust posture, material risks, and oversight priorities. Audience: directors and board committees. Business value: discharges board oversight responsibility for AI. How to use it: include in board packets alongside cybersecurity and ERM updates.
Risk Register™
Purpose: an inventory of identified AI risks with severity, ownership, and status. Audience: risk, security, and compliance leaders. Business value: makes AI risk visible, trackable, and assignable. How to use it: integrate into the enterprise risk register and review cadence.
Compliance Gap Analysis™
Purpose: a mapping of current controls to AIDA, EU AI Act, NIST AI RMF, ISO 42001, and other relevant frameworks. Audience: compliance, legal, privacy. Business value: regulator-ready evidence of compliance posture. How to use it: drive remediation planning and respond to regulator and customer due diligence.
Remediation Roadmap™
Purpose: a prioritized, time-phased plan to close identified gaps. Audience: AI program leadership and execution teams. Business value: converts findings into action with clear ownership. How to use it: align with budget cycles and report progress against milestones.